My husband and come to Eureka Springs every year to celebrate our wedding anniversary. We never…read moreleave town without a trip to the Stone House. The wine selection is amazing but we always seem to end up with our glass of port. We also get their largest charcuterie board- a real feast. I cannot say enough good things about this place. Everything about it is top notch- wine, food, service, and ambiance. We have also met some wonderful people which just adds to the whole experience. It is a real treat we look forward to every year.

Amazing experience, I've never enjoyed eating crab as much as I did here....they crack the…read morelegs/claws for you!

Great name. I was…read moreshopping for groceries across the street when I realized grocery stores don't sell liquor here. While always a bit of a shock for a Louisiana boy, I have started getting used to this with all of my travel. It is just so much more convenient to buy booze with your steaks but I digress. Booze Brothers is located across from Hart's grocery store. Stock up there then come here. It is a smaller store but Eureka is a small town. There is a decent selection of hard liquor but the bourbon selection was somewhat sparse. They did have things like WT 101, Woodford, Bulleit, etc. They did have a pretty good selction of beer, including several different IPAs. I picked up what I needed and rolled out.

Great place to stop in and get some liquor, but definitely stop in to meet Zoro as well! The cutest…read moredog that just wants to be pet and have you throw his squishy pineapple. Awesome people working there, extremely knowledgeable on the local liquors.

Their drinks are fantastic and their food is great too The…read moreservice there is phenomenal. They're there to help you. Their coffees are great. I like to go there for Open Mike night best time ever! You can tell by the people who leave there that they are Happy Campers! It's really cool there. The Locals are so helpful too You can sit in there and look out the window and see everybody walking up and down the street.

Warm & inviting hospitality & delicious coffee, who could ask for more from this venue? How bout a…read morestack of games & local art to enjoy? I greatly appreciate local businesses like this, that provide such an authentic experience. I hear they are embarking on a remodel... we Will check out their sparkle & shine when we revisit Eureka Springs.

Amazing food and service with a great vibe! I love the eggplant parmigiana and don't forget to…read moreorder the BREAD SERVICE! Delicious !

Enjoyed an excellent dinner at Local Flavor in mid May on a Wednesday evening. We had a…read morereservation, but it may not have been necessary as not all tables were filled. We were early for the season. We had excellent service from Kristen who was very friendly, informative, and attentive. I had the chicken topped with all of topping, odd goat cheese, and balsamic drizzle. It was fabulous. Also liked the mashed potatoes. My husband enjoyed the creamy Gorgonzola pasta dish with caramelized onions and cherry tomatoes. There were several good looking desserts, but we were too full to try any. Ambience fairly simple but a row of cute lamps lining the shelf up above. There's a small restaurant area as well as a bar area. Some tables outside, but it was too cool for us to try that. Great place in Eureka Springs.

I have to say, Ansen and Taylor are the best hosts at Eureka Springs Brewery. Not only do they…read moreserve fresh, craft-brewed beer, but they also offer great NA options for those who don't partake. The space has something for everyone--indoor and outdoor seating, beautiful scenic views, TVs for games, disc golf, and just an all-around good vibe. Every time we walk through the door, we're greeted with the warmest welcome. The place is always clean, inviting, and full of a great mix of locals and visitors who genuinely seem to be enjoying their time together. It's one of those spots that just feels good to be in.

The beer just wasn't all that. Left an after taste. Had a couple different ones just weren't my…read morething, maybe it's yours. But the setting was cool the staff was friendly and the brewery was clean. $20 for 2 beers was a little excessive I get it, tourist taxes, still a no go for me. I

Our best meal in Eureka Springs…read more Not a ton of tables inside. Interesting ambiance with the rock bluff, which we were seated right next to. Had great service from Rhodes who was gracious and knowledgeable about the menu. He gave great suggestions. The Upside Down cocktail was delicious. A bit sweet for a whiskey drink, but very good. The salmon and steak were perfectly cooked. The asparagus and mushroom sides scrumptious. We split a slice of vanilla caramel cake which was divine. A perfect meal.

Tucked into downtown Eureka Springs, this spot lives up to the hype, but you'll want to plan ahead…read more Reservations are usually a must, and if you don't have one, expect a wait or a bar seat... unless you know the workaround. We showed up about 45 minutes early for our 8:30 reservation and did a quick walk through. Instead of waiting around, we wandered upstairs to The Stone House Tavern (right next door) for a drink, and here's the move: they serve the full Grotto menu. Same kitchen, totally different vibe. We grabbed a table and never left. The tavern has a cozy, dim-lit feel with a massive wall of books that immediately stands out. It's quiet, relaxed, and easy to actually enjoy a conversation no shouting over noise, no rushing through dinner. Service was great. Our server was kind, attentive, and we had a few genuine, easy conversations with her that made the whole experience feel even more relaxed. We started with the quail poppers and the baby romaine both solid, but more of a warm-up than the main event. The bone-in pork chop is the star. It's massive, cooked right, and easily shareable if you add a couple of sides. Don't skip the acorn squash it was one of the best things on the table. We also tried the full wings with three sauces, and those were just as good flavorful, not overdone, and a great balance to the heavier entrée. Overall, this place delivers on food, atmosphere, and experience. Bonus points for the upstairs "secret." We'd absolutely come back and probably go straight to the tavern again.

Honestly, some super yummy pizza! I enjoyed it and the location is cool. I thought the ambiance was…read morea bit loud, and couldn't really hear the rest of the party around me. The service was so/so, wish it had been a tiny bit better but it's chill

What more could you ask for, a historic hotel with dining on the upper floor, an amazing view,…read moreexcellent pizza, and exceptional service.

Now Under new ownership. We used the frequent here. This is our first time back in since the new…read moreownership. Service was great (Vicki is precious) Both plates of food were good. We definitely miss the Ozark sourdough bread and as a higher end restaurant we would like to see a weekend "special" like fish or something unique. Love the quaint and quiet environment (glad there was not live music) Overall.. we will be back.

Good food. Excellent service. My wife loved the seafood stew, actually called Cioppino. Our usual…read moreslightly up scale location of Divitos/Take 5 Bistro had unfortunately permanently closed so we gave this a try and we were not disappointed! It is a little confusing when you walk past because you can't see the dinning area and it gives the impression they are almost empty, but they seemed to have plenty of business by the time we left.

Just slip off the street and up the stone staircase and you're almost unexpectedly walking into…read morelive music in a small dive bar with a music venue just off the main bar with a pool table (seen some better years) and a deck overlooking the quiet cobblestone street. Good selection of local beer on draft and no frills.

Atrocious service. Decent pizza…read more It was very busy at Chelsea's the night we went. There were some sort of male review in the bar, and so much screaming. It was incredibly loud. We sat ourselves at a table and after watching about six people from the bar come place a food order through the kitchen window, I got up to ask one of the workers if we needed to order there or if there was table service. They said they would be right over and he came over to take our order. I told him I had just picked up the menus for us when I had gotten up so we were not ready to order. He said someone would be just by We saw four more people from the bar go up to the kitchen and place an order and two delivery drivers pick up orders. So I went back up to the kitchen to ask if we could place an order for food. It took forever to come out. Thankfully, it was pretty tasty. But overall, this is a miss. There are a better places to eat in town.